wordpress slow changes update
if you’re wordpress CMS user, and you noticed that , when you made changes to your wordpress theme,the changes take a several minutes to appear in your online website or local website, then this the right post for your problem, it’s temporary wordpress slow changes update solution, but it will help you to view the changes you made right away.
- actually,it’s not wordpress slowness whose causing this slow changes update problem, but it’s your browser, and i will explain to you how you can fix the problem, but it’s just temporary solution, so that’s you can going on with your changes.
if you’re Firefox user, you might face the problem like i did, but if you’re safari user, it’s good for you, because this problem that’s not show on your safari browser.
so let’s get back to Firefox user, and the solution is very simple, all you have to do is when you reload your website page to see the changes you made on it, instead of using the reload icon in your browser, use your reload option on your menu whith right click of the mouse on any place on your website, then your changes will appear right away.
wordpress slow changes update
if not, you might have a host slowness problem, that’s mean your web host server is very slow when it comes to your website updates, or you’re using cache plunging on your wordpress theme, that’s prevent the changes to appear instantly on your website.
so if you’re reading this and find better solution, don’t hesitate to share it with us.
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February 18th, 2010 10:26 am
have to disagree with it being the browser. I have two blogs one updates right away and other doesnt so I do feel things like the theme you use can effect things.
February 18th, 2010 7:25 pm
i use Firefox and safari as browsers to test my blog when it comes to the changes update, and with safari the changes are instantly applied, but with Firefox takes several minutes and sometimes hours, but when i use the technique explained above, they appear immediately in Firefox, and for the theme, i think, it’s not the problem, because the theme is just Xhtml ,php scripts; and css, so it’s just a mean between the browser and the server where your blog files are stored.